The only thing ALPA would do in a merger is raise dues.
LOL.....
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The only thing ALPA would do in a merger is raise dues.
Looks like Scabford is off his meds again. But don't worry. Captain Wallach and the rest of the real pilots will take care of you real nice after the merger. Can you say "staple?"
Looks like Scabford is off his meds again. But don't worry. Captain Wallach and the rest of the real pilots will take care of you real nice after the merger. Can you say "staple?"
This is from the same guy that said swapa would never staple the Airtran pilot's. I love it!
Parker and Tilton could care less what "interests" Bradford. And who is the "we" he's referring to? Does he have a gerbil in his pocket?
Looks like Scabford is off his meds again. But don't worry. Captain Wallach and the rest of the real pilots will take care of you real nice after the merger. Can you say "staple?"
Cracks me up how everyone thinks UAL pilots are so loyal to ALPA. Wallach is a good leader but he could just as easily have a "UAPA" pin with the same effect. No staples needed. DOH
Did you buy your job at Airtrash too?
Press ReleaseSource: US Airline Pilots Association
The US Airline Pilots Association (USAPA) Representing the US Airways Pilots Speaks out on Airline Consolidation Rumors Including UAL
Friday May 16, 12:39 pm ET
CHARLOTTE, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Following yesterday’s US Airline Pilots Association Board Meeting, and prompted by increased media attention on a possible US Airways and United Airlines merger, leaders of The US Airline Pilots Association are evaluating the effects that mergers may have on their Company and their Pilots.
“USAPA will not sit back and allow airline environmental changes without protecting the interests of all our pilots,” said President Stephen Bradford. “We will work with our management to maintain our position among those airlines that are financially well-situated, but first things first. The US Airways Pilots will not support any moves towards a follow-on merger until management finishes the job of our last merger.”
With 6.8 billion dollars invested and an ATSB restricted contract, the pilots of US Airways are the single largest investor in US Airways.
“Regarding United Airlines, their financial health is a major concern to USAPA. With mounting losses, and a dismal balance sheet, UAL may not be the best dance partner for US Airways,” said USAPA President, Stephen Bradford. “If synergies mean cutting capacity at US Airways while we experience record load factors concurrent with positive industry yields, we simply aren’t interested.”
USAPA represents over 5,000 US Airways pilots in seven domiciles across the United States.
Bye Bye--General Lee
One of the "easties" at the last brown bag lunch hosted by Parker in CLT asked him if the company wouldn't be better off waiting for UAL to file Chapter 7 and liquidate and just purchase what assets the company needed through the BK courts...